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Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
Church DESTROYED by Fire.

CHICAGO, July cast Mathews German
Lutheran church was DESTROYED By hye here
this afternoon. Loss, sS5,Q03 -.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
Detroit Races.

DETROIT, July 23.-The two races which
were postponed from yesterday until this
afternoon on account of darkness resulted
as follows:
Open to all PAGERS: Mike Wilkes first,
Toledo Girl second, Little Mack third.
Time-2:16.
2:ls class: Arab first, }. q second, Joe
Davis third Shoford fourth Time-2:l7.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
Rain SpOilS Games,

IH1LAUEIFHIA, July -0,--NU EaHIt, TaTT1'
BALTIMORE, July 23.--No game, rain.
New YORK, July 23.--l'he st. Louis
Brooklyn game at Washington Park, and
the Louisville Metropolitan game at Staten
Island were postponed to-day on account OF
rain.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
Hastings Defeats Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July 23.-[Special
Telegram to the BEE beyond question the
best game of base ball ever played at League
park was the contest between the Cowboys
and the Hastings team this afternoon, the
latter winning By a score of to in thirteen
full innings Both teams played at their
best, and it was anybody's game to the last.
Kansas City scored the first run in the first
inning, and Hastings followed suit. The
home team scored again in the fourth and
Hastings in the fifth. The Cowboys got in
another run in the seventh, as did the
ten.6 eeyenih nf 's and acNse tWes provad banks
but in the thirteenth one error by Whitehead
sn% team tne lead SnE' the as' last last Sf Saf
of the 18th, however, Curtis led off for Hast
ings with hit to lett scoring on Nichols
cession, but Elbright hit safely to left en-
abling Welch to score the winning run. The
fielding of both clubs was fine, Lauman,
Hastings right fielder, being credited with
nine put outs several OF the . catches being
.s Kansas City'..;;11 ! 1921 Soo5-4
Earned runs-Kansas City 8. Hastings 8.
Two base hits-kingo Ca), Welch. Three
base hits-Mansell. Struck out-Nicholas, Nc
Keon. Nicholson, Welch, Reising. Double
plays-Nicholas and Nichoff, Whitehead and
head. First base on errors-kansas City
Il, Hastings 6. Hit by pitcher - Lille,
Hughes. Passed ba!ls,-Graves 2, Elbright 3.
Wild pitcnes-Nich0las l.. Errors-kansas
city 3, Hastings T. Time Ia Of game f3n hours our
teries-Kansas City, Nicholas and Graves;
Hastings, Nicholson and Eibright.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
Faiymont Defeats Mindcn.

gram TO the BEE, Tine game to-day be-
tween the Minden niue aud the b. 4 NJ. nine
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
TOncka Defeats Denver.

TOPEKA, Kan., July 23.-LSpecial 1ele-
gram to the BEE. Topeka won the second
game of the series from Denver by superior
playing all around, on batting and outled-
ing the visitors. Sullivan and Gunson were
in the points for the Topekas, and Ehret and
ONeill for Denver. The former carried OH
the honors, being hit nine times, with total
of eleven, while Ehret was pounded for four
ing is the score:
Topeka ..........O OO / o o. 8
Denver. 0 l D 0 0 0 l o. 2
Earned runs Topeka 7, Denver l. Two
base hits-Sneed, Kienzele, (2). Three base
hits-Stearnes, ArdneE Sulliyan. Double
plays-Ardner, unassisted. Umpire-lien-
gle. Time of game--l hour and 55 minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
Lincoln Wins Again.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, July 23.-lSpecial Tele.
gram to the BEE. I-Lincoln had another
walk-away to-day, defeating the home club
by the following score:
st. Joe......."..0 0 0 2 0 / 0 O. 3
Lincoln..........0 / 0 0 l 7 SIS
Batteres-Daniels and Bellman, Swartzel
andHoOver. Base hIts-St Joe 6, Lincoln
II. Errors-St Joe 10, Lincoln 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-24
Northwestern League Games.

DEs MONIES, Ia, July 23.-lSpecial Tele-
gram to the BEE The game between the Des
Moines aud Duluth clubs to-day resulted as
follows:
Des Moines. .....2 8 0 o 2 8 3-14
Duluth. 0 l G.
Base hits ,-Des Molnes IS, Duluth Q.
Err0rs-Des Moines 4, Duluth z. Bat
Duluth-Morkn and Earle. Umpre-Naylor.
At Milwaukee, Milwaukee 9, st. Paul ).
AT Lacrosse Minneapolis Z, Lacrosse 4.
AT OShkOsh-OshkOsh II, Eau Claire IL.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
PANDBMONTUM.
Court Day at Blue Ridge, in Collin
County Brings Together aCr9wd
Of Toughs.
seYer8i Of Thm Efp2sr TO the Brush
Nilh Cards ard Whisky TO Have
Good Time.
The Result IS Two Men Dead. Several
Severely cat, . Constable Disgrac.d
and 81 Terrible Time.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
NChINNEY, TEX., Sept. 24.-Yesterdav
Ess court dsy s. B.ue Ridge, sixteen
miles northeast Of tals rlsce. In the
afternoon Albert Turner, Bud Scrfvener,
Coos Taacser, Albert Turner. Wilis
DameroD, Jemes Turner and CharIev
TO Brien procured quart of whisky and
with deck Of cards, reOaired to the
underoruSh to settle VINO should pay for
the next, the two TGrEers, Thacker and
-O'Brien 20 90 the playing. Reasonably
enough, y the time TIE whisky was gone
the parties could resch no peacaGble con
clUsior, rs 10 VINO won, and sppeaIed 10
the aTbitrameDt of knives. Bud Scriveper
Was cut ~ the side sGd died during the
night. The sWO Turner'S are charged with
that. The whisky bottle in the hands of
.SCrvener inflicted dangerous wound on
the head Of Albert Turner. James Tur-
ner has his arms badly Iacerated by cuts,
which he chsrges 10 Ccot Taacker.
C1arIes O'Buen esCGped unhurt
and with the others, save
ScrivenCr, who was left disabled
On the battlefield, repsired to the little
vIIsge whore he became involved in s
row with Than Brown. In this Lewis
Martin, the burly constable, who was
drunk, took hand, Osteusibly as peace
maker, but aCtiDg in sucl manner taet
Joe webb incerfered TO quiet him. james
Griffith, who was standing by, encour-
sged Webb and the County Attorney who
came up 10 assist IL keeping the peace.
Martin ct once pIlIej his pistol and
opened fire; The County Attorney
'chaagad his bsse;" Griffith knocked the
p!sto. sside from his breast and got the
second through his hand. At this Juno
ture Be2 EshleG, wac was drunk, rushed
in ard was badly cut in the back nv
George Martin. Eskes will die. Mar
lin escaped, albert Turner vas arrested.
out got aWay lass night. James Turner
Is IL custody. Warrants ere out Tor Mar
til. Eekle5 and Scriveuer were DOth
msfrIed. There WIS quite number OF
drunken men n town, ,ghfch materially
added &c the ps1demoniun and sd
joOrned the court The County Artor-
Eey openly GycWs ms determination 10
tske legal steps 10 remove Martin from
oili:e. Martin IS 81 appointee.
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.
Special &C ghe Gazette.
MCKINNEY, TEX, Sept. Officers to-
night report George Maria and Albert
Turner VINO figured in the Blue Ridge
trsGsdy under surveillance. Martin is
badly cut and not able to be moved.
Turner in making his escape last night
from Wilson, the Justice, was shot IN the
thigh and is dangerously hurt. JIm Tur-
ner is much worse and may die, It is
thought that MS arm will have TO be am
Dut8ted.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
SHERMAN.
The Little Murder Case Taken Under Ad
visemsnt Until Tuesday.

The Little Murder Case Taken Under Ad.
yisemsnt Until Tus.day.
Special to ths Gazette.
SHERMAN, TEN, Sept. 24-The famous mur.
der oase in which Doctor East and James w ad B..
dell are CHARGED with killing Tom Little in the
Chi;asaw nation, on the 25th day of August last,
aud which hss been on preliminary trial before
United states Commissioner Ricketts, for the
past three days, was concluded this afternoon,
ana was tax n under aGvisement by the Com
missioner un|il Tuesday night. y large nun
per OF witnesses We're examined, and Doctor
East testified in Ills own favor, COnfessing that
he Billed Little, but stating he did 1t In self de
f4nse, having met Little on the highway on
morse D4Ck, and that when he spoke TO him and
extended him his right hand, Little gave him
his left, and with his right hand drew his MS
tol ana fired the first shot. the ball passing
through Easts vest and clothing infllCtinR q
slight wound In hi3 eide Then Doc or East
states he suddenly dis ng2ged his hand
from Little and drew mis- own pistol and shot
at him. They both dismounted, when he
lEa') Tired shot hat entered Little 8 head
Killing aim instantly DR. EAT eNo1qrates
Naddell, and states he was with him when he
net Little, but WaGdeu was forty feet ayyAy
When he killing occurred Dr. East and Wad-
dell We're both reman1y to all this evening to
swat the decision of Commissioner Ricketts,
OF Tuesday.
Sheriff L. L. May of this county arrived in
the city ihls afte. nOon with man by the name
Of William Ddgley, charged uv indictment
vi n assault 10 murder. DaEley was placed In
jail 10 ue tried during the present term of the
Dt tIi1t cOuri
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
Galveston.

Special 10 the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, sept. 24-steamer Comal
arrived from New York.
The Galveston Clty Railroad Company mas a
proposition before the Cisy Council for perm is
sion to substitute electricity for mule power as
4 motive force.
The u Nv Of the new Grtesian well at the cleo
tri' Ight station seems to increase as the well
becomes clear Of the loose sand Nv
actual measurement to day it VAS found
that the 10" exceeded SOfOU gallons ever
tWenty-tOur hours. The water is as clear "a
erystHl and Is rapidly losing It's salt taste
Inc contractor Is now moving his machinery
20 the OIL wells, where another well will he
d -iycn. fifteen inch pipe viii be used In
this well for at least 100 feey. The piping has al
ready arrived.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
at Z afneEViIIa,

Special TO the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, Sept. 24.-The re-
cent rains in the northwestern portion Of
the county have rendered the roads in
tn Il section almost impossible IN places,
snd considerable amount of cotton has
been kept away from here and carried TO
other markets on that account. The
county Judge yesterday issued orders to
several road oVerseers 20 put the roads in
shape as quickly as possible.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
Z -atCana.

SpeCIa! 70 the Gazette.
CoR>ICANA, TEN. sept. 24- Our free schools
opened this week with about 1900 pupils. The
Third ward white school building is RAPIDLY
nearing completion, and VIII DC a very hand.
some one.
Hon Marion Martin, president of the Fair
AssOCia ton, is IN lie city looking after The
interest of the approaching fair and fnforras
your correspondent that II viii be a comU1ets
success About seventy i've tEoroughbreds,
both racing and trOt;ing, are CHARTERED In III
stables and great deal of interest Is helm
manifested by their owners and traIneJs rs
having them IN perfect condition when the
time arrives for them 10 air themselves -iS
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
NEW Y0RK'8 CHOLERA.
Tho Present Cool Weather viii Atd
STAMPING, Out tn. T;seasn

Tho Present Cool Weather VIII Atd L..
Stamping Dat the Disease
New YUEh, Sept. 2l-Tne BIesia is an
choFed in the liver bay near Quarantine
Island. TIE sick are in Swinburne IsIana
Hospital where they ware taken on The vessels
arrival Three Of the cases Will probably prove
fatal, TIE balance Ct the passengers and crew
win me exception of the cabin "assCngers. 10
me number OF sol, are under supervision on
Hofm"n' S Island at the expense Ut the steam
snip company. Should no new cases occur the
quarantine VIII De raised IN eight or ten DAYS.
me cabin passengers rGm4n on the vessel. the
latter is being cleaned and fumi0atcd, and by
Wednesday persons VIII probably be allowed
to BOARD her. II alth Officer Smith says the
dlsease was carried on board tine ship by one or
more OF the passengers and that the germs had
rot been IN the cargo. which was sealed The
baggage OF the passengers, numbering 20
pieces, IS being unD2ckeu ana fumigated. The
health authorities say the present cool weather
VIII ala IN stamping out the pest. The oauger
Is Iessene1 also because preparations had.been
made for the suppression of cholera, which was
Que In this country this year.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
Introducing Beet Snna

NEW YORK, Sept. 24-Tbe Tr,bune sav.
Claud sFreekles, the California sugar King, ar.
rived by the steamer Toole yesterday. Mr..
SpTecE. es- Trip 10 Europe was TO ascertain how
beet sugar is made in Germany He intends to
Introduce the indu try iE California and CIV
poets TO make the Uniied States the greatest
His factory in California Will be buiIt tn CO...
sumo $40 tons OF beets every twentg -four hooTa
ana 70 turn out In that time forty tons OF snrar
beet seed, which viii leave there in DenenboUrt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
SYAEFORD'S UNIVERSITY.
4 win be Butt for ths Poo--No Rich
Hien's ssns Nd ArpH.

4 VIII pe EQiit Tor he PooE-No Rich
Mems Sons Ned appy.
TACOMA, W. 7, Sept. Ex-senator leland
Stanford, Charles +. Crocker. second ice
president of the Southern Pacific: Manager A.
". Towne and MIR Stanford lef. Tacoma this
morning for Portland In an interview with g
Tacoma Ledger reporter Senator Stanford sal /
relative o the Coming university: 1t VIII be
oul,t Win Il sole regard 10 the pOO~. No leh
man = son or daughter will want 10 come here.
me houses for the comfort aud convenience OF
/ my guests W. be plain. substantial AMI Cue
regard vi ! be hsd 10 ail wants OF pupils hul
inst'tlt IN will absorb my wealth and be a
monument 10 the msuory Ct my son. The
poor alone viii be welcome, Il Will not be bui.t
tor the rich"
senator Stanford also said that he was in
favor of naming NashingtoN Territory TIA
coma when it was admitted a The union Us &
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25

Special to the Gazette.
BEHvILLE, TEX, Sept. Give have
had a steady and almost continuous rain
from the north for the several days past
aud the ground is thoroughly saturated
Previous to this, the rains hsd been par
tial, and some portions of the surround
ing country nee ied this rain, which ap-
pears to be general. Grass, in pastures.
is excellent and the Texas millet grass on
farms is very heevy and now readv to
harvest.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
Malr,c- lauon fees, estimated.
AUSTIN.

Governor Ross Invited to Attend tbs Recap
ton to President Cleveland at Memphis.
Special to the Gazette
AU~IlN. TEX, sept. Ex-Governor Ross has
received very na'terins Invitation urging
him to attend with his staff and family the
reception Of President Cleveland at Memphis.
The committee promise him In the most cordial
expressions the hospitality of the good people
OF Memphis. He regrets that ne can not De
present.
The Governors friends In Nissls-j,.- q.
anxious for him become q citizen Of that state
chering him as an inducemcnt one of the finest
Plantations in Mississippi The tempting
solicitation VIII no, allure him to leave Ten as.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
at Oorslcana.

Special 70 the Gazette.
CoRsIcANA, TEX, Sept. 24-Business
has been steadily increasing during the
past week. Our streets are daily crowded
with people from the country selling
produce and purchasing supplies.
Our cotton receipts up TO today
amounts to 5478 bales.
Our compress has reduced to minimum
size, 1862 bales, and has upon the plat
form something over 1000 bales.
The top crop Of cotton produced by the
late summer rains promises q splendid
Yield.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
linton Tx prl.onnrr eaent

Chicago, ILL. sept. 2f.-it a meeting of the
Union EN-frisoncrs' association to day res
olution was adopted declaring the President
should comply with the law b displaying the
captured Rebel flags IN q public place Indian
apolis was chosen as tine place for the
next meeting a resolution was passed de-
mandinE that Congress pass a measure for the
relief OF eN.soldiers suffering from the effects
OF 1arbe GUS treatment in rebel prisons
Another resolution says. 1--WE view with sor-
row and regret the appointment Of an e,- Rebel
TO adiudiGatc ana examine and pass on Inc
merits of applications II Union soldiers for
needed and just reiiet through pc nsions." Ad
iOurned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
MINERS GRIEVANCES.
fhe Ohio River s2iners stu out-arb,tra-
ticn Hoped Cor.

fhe Ohio River 52Incrs stm out-2rbitrn-
tion Hoped Cor.
}iN'ENNf>, ND, Sept. 24.-The gosI miners
throughout this section are still out or strike.
They number In Wa hin0ton county at abel e
& Co.'S mines, 2oo; at MN 'gomery at the Union
mines, about 100; a. Rogers mtnes I'm Pike
county about 100; Il the Birdcrmier mines I'm
Pike count, 'OJ or 80. The miners demand O
cents per ton or SI.'o per day for day hands.
Railway are all cut on strike, Their special &c
mind IS inst the mines south Of the ohio and
mississippi be operated on the same scale as
me mines at this point, that Il, Il scale fixed by
lhe MI ter7 ana ownerP. The federation com
panies have all refused the demand The
miners hold meeting5 each day and are de
termtned 10 hold Out. Arbitration, however,
ay solve the problem before many days yhe
miLers In the Evansville region demand an in
crcdse Of ~ per tor The price paid them
formerly was lI.s Eeiicrmers men got their
demand, bo, thy refused to go IL WORK un Il
inc district troub IS are settled. The miners
al5o eInEnd pay every two weeks
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
TIE DEATH ORDER.
The Last Legal Step Necessary to Hang
Chicago's Seven Anarchists

The Last Legal Step Necessary to Hang
Chlcago's Seven Anarchists
CHICAGO, ILL, Sept. 24-The death order to
the sheriff OF Cook county in the anarchist
case was handed down by the Supreme court
this morning ana reached the Sheriff later III
the cay The following is the order ''At the
Ter OF the supreme court neld at ottawa on
IQesday, the 6th day OF September IN
the year of our Lord 1857, within and
Tor the northern grand division Of the state
nj Illinois, present Benz -m!n Il Sheldon, ch! 81
ilsti e; John Nj Heath, justice; John H. Mul-
Eey, Justice; John Schofeld, ius,ice; simon r.
Hope, justice; AlfreA III. Craig, Justice; eet ia
min p MagTuder, jlstiCe; George Hunt att0r-
neg general. l. Molressey, sheriff Alfred II
Taylor, clerk-W ednesday, September a. pres
ent full bench exec 1t Mr. Justice scott be II
remem bered, to wiz ON the l4tn day of Sep
TENDER, \. ID 1851, the same being one Of the
regular days of said term of court, the follow
Ing proceedings were by said court had and en-
tered on the record, to- wit. August Spies,
Micheel Schwab, Samuel F.elden. Albert K.
Parsons, Adoph Fischer George Engle, Lewis
Lingg ana Oscar Neebe We. the people of MI
nois, error TO the Criminal court OF Cook county.
GA This day came again the said uartiee the
court having diligently examined and in
epected ell the record anc proceedings aforesaid
ss matters and the things therein assigned for
error, and being not sufficiently advised OF con-
crrning the premises, for that 1t appears TO the
court now here tcat neither In the record and
proc edlngs aforeeaid. nor in the rendition Of
thej ldgment 40. said Is there anything erro-
neOus or defective, and that the record Is no
error.
Therefore itis considered by he court that
the Judgment oresaid b l1icmed IN all things
as 10 each and even OF II said ainti5 IN error,
and tEa; sand IN fun force and effect not
wthst2uding ms sid matters and thin rs
therein assigned Tor error.
Anu it's further ordered By the court ~ At
the litn day OF November, A y. l~S-, be and
the SINE IS hereby liked as the time when She
sentence OF desth pronounced on said plaintiffs
in error, August spies, Miclsel 6chwab, Samu
eide - bert Parsons, AdOiph Fisher George
Engle and Louis ingg. by the Criminal court
OF COOK county, Illinois, should be executed.
And 1t Is further ordered by the court that the
sheriff OF Cook county, Illinois be and is hereby
ordered ana directed to carry into execution
the sentence by the Criminal court OF Cook
county, Illinois, Oh the defendants.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
Minister Manning En- Route Ea.t

P1D4l- W NdZEsL6.
FL rA~O, Ten, sept. 24-Uo,
Manning, United States Minister - LIS Us, y
accompanied by Mrs. Manning. NJ -, $3.50 ,rI
Cnas. johnson and Miss Rose Edgor ~ 80 III
cI Mexico, arrived In the city this ~ VI tls
GsRe Sg d9y Iney left this afteInoon b
TOT Lquislana, where thew vii ,.a ~ sam
'iSi' oefore going to Arlington C t5a1' d 'h
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
WACO.
Site for the Free Bridge-Inquest in the
Barnville acknowledgements Bonds on
HIND.
speeial 70 the Gazette.


Special TO the Gazette.
WACO, TEN. Sept. 24.-The County Commits
s!oners and City Council met in Joint session
this morning to select site for the proposed
free bridge 10 be constructed across the Brazos
river. A full hoard OF Commissioners, County
Judge Evans and aldermen we're present win
the exception Of Alderman Order, whose ab-
sercs was unavoidable. The gentlemen then
starred out in ee&ccn Of desirable place to
locate the b-idKe. Several streets were re
Viewed on this side Of the river, but the pref
ereuce lay. Of course. bet1e cen Washing
Ton and Franklin. The committee then decided
10 20 IN The east side and make Investigation 3.
Finally. after looking al various streets on THAI
SIDE OF the Brazos, the foot of Elm street was
selected as The most desirable site. The bridge
spanning the river ct this point wiz gtrike this
side Of the river between Washington and
Bridge streets. Both of these streets have d.
ect connection with the principal bushes por-
ton OF the city, and therefore this Is the most
desirable location for the proposed structure
The committee then adjourned to the
courthouse, where vote was tah en-
on the site they had chosen which
was unanimously ratified. This bridge
Will De $50 the committee say q sub.
stantial IRON structure. costing somewhere in
the neighbOrhoOd OF $4,000 or SIS, 900 The ad
vertising for bids for building the bridge was
left with the County Commissioners, ana these
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
A HAN BEHEADED.
a Terrible Tragedy Near Nacog docnes

A Terrible Tragedy Near Nacogdoches
Special TO the Gazette.
NACOGDoCHE>, Ten, Sept pa terrible
tragedy occurred at DOUGLASS last night. j.
Looney. one OF the merchants of the town,
started from his dwelling to his store after
supper when some party attacked him ana cut
his head from IF his shoulders. No one knows
the assassin but suspicion rests on two negroes
near by and citizens went TO arrest them this
morning. The affair has created qui e stir
here, as the deceased was highly respected all
over the county, and no caGse can be assigned
Tor the dastarQlV act
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
TWO Wives Ona City.

CLEVELAND, ONO, Sept. 24-Df. G. a. Hen
Tiger. well known physician. was arrested
here to-day and locked up for bigsmy. He has
two wives, IT Is charged, one on the west and
the other on the east side OF the city.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
7. and p. Passenger Deleyed.

Special TO the Gazette.
Ell PAso, Ten, Sept. A.-The Texas and
Pacific due here this morning from the cast
did not arrive until O'Clock this afternoon on
account of the accident at Toyah.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
WEATHER AND CROPS.
at WILLS Point

AT Wills Soint,
Special to the Gazette
Wills POINT, TEX, Sept 2f-Up to
date 1900 bales Of cotton nave been re-
ceiyed. The prospect is fair for from
1900 to $4,000 bales this season. The
weather is delightful, and the top crop is
doing tine.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-25
Joshua,


opecieI 20 tae Gazette
JosHUA' L4X., Sept. 24.-Fhe following ga.
zane oeloEe ne JUSTICES court here to dav:
o'ei.o1- L --natroAg & Picket VS.. Jessie M
default N-oSanj judgment 8
,,s safe Of Texas rs. William Anderson. -,
state vs. Joe Barklv: Continued
NJ T. Claybrook vs.. Gulf CoIo,sdo
Fe Railroad; continued. "01oiaoo Snd SAM